Why Wilson’s new driver should be on your radar

Wilson D7 Driver review: The results

I was already impressed with the D7 driver before I had given it a hit.

There is nothing not to like about it and at £269 it should be on everyone’s testing list. More on that later.

It’s quite nice to hit a driver every now and then which doesn’t have any adjustability to it. It is what it is so takes away any thoughts that it could be set up in a better way for you.

It feels very light but when you start hitting it there’s a nice solid sound and feel at impact.

It feels far more premium that it should considering the price.

I was testing out the D7 in the 10.5˚ head with the 57 gram stiff shaft. Maybe the 9˚ head would have been more suitable but I was happy with the numbers I was getting.

Another problem I had with the D300 was the spin just got too high.

And considering I’d normally play at least a 9.5˚ head, the spin rates with the 10.5˚ head were perfectly manageable.

So is this the driver for you in 2019? Check out our expert’s opinion on the next page…

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